Dove Ornament
Dove Ornament
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HOLIDAY EDITION – While supplies last! Gift $5 to Elevate Academy when you purchase the Dove Ornament! Each ornament is handcrafted from upcycled steel oil drums, meticulously hand cut, hammered, and embellished by Artisans in Haiti. The Dove Ornament is a beautifully detailed dove in flight carrying a leafy sprig. Finished with red ribbon and a hand-rolled cereal box bead, this ornament is the perfect gift of hope for anyone on your gift list!
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Every ornament has variations as a part of the Artisan-made charm!
*Donations will be given on ornaments purchased at full retail price only.
Meet the Artisan
Claude’s Story of Hope
In the midst of extreme poverty, political unrest, and constant trials, our Artisan partners in Haiti are creating beauty from discarded materials like upcycled steel oil drums. Abandoned by his mother as a young boy, Claude became orphaned and alone when his father passed away. As a child, Claude worked alongside the Artisans in his village to provide for himself. As a teen, he sold handcrafted Noah’s Arks at local fairs.
Now in his late 20’s, Claude is highly respected by the dozens of Artisans he oversees in his workshop. Every purchase of this Steel Bethlehem Ornament helps support Claude and his community of metal Artisans in Haiti.
Product Details
Approx. Measurements: 5 1/2"W x 2 1/8"
Materials: Upcycled steel, Upcycled cereal box bead, Ribbon
Color: Steel gray, Red, Multicolor
The Impact of Your Purchase
Haiti endured one of this century's worst natural disasters when a major earthquake devastated this nation that’s home to almost 500,000 orphans. The majority of Haiti’s orphans have not been orphaned by parental deaths or natural disasters, but by parents who gave them up simply because they could not feed them.
This Artisan community is helping with Haiti’s orphan crisis by providing parents with local business opportunities as Artisans. Through fashion as a force for good, parents in areas of extreme poverty in Haiti can earn sustainable income that empowers them to keep and provide for their children.
Purchase this ornament and empower an Artisan in Haiti!
Meet the Artisan
Meet the Artisan
Claude’s Story of Hope In the midst of extreme poverty, political unrest, and constant trials, our Artisan partners in Haiti are creating beauty from discarded materials like upcycled steel oil drums. Abandoned by his mother as a young boy, Claude became orphaned and alone when his father passed away. As a child, Claude worked alongside the Artisans in his village to provide for himself. As a teen, he sold handcrafted Noah’s Arks at local fairs. Now in his late 20’s, Claude is highly respected by the dozens of Artisans he oversees in his workshop. Every purchase of this Steel Bethlehem Ornament helps support Claude and his community of metal Artisans in Haiti.
Product Details
Product Details
Approx. Measurements: 5 1/2"W x 2 1/8" Materials: Upcycled steel, Upcycled cereal box bead, Ribbon Color: Steel gray, Red, Multicolor
The Impact of Your Purchase
The Impact of Your Purchase
Haiti endured one of this century's worst natural disasters when a major earthquake devastated this nation that’s home to almost 500,000 orphans. The majority of Haiti’s orphans have not been orphaned by parental deaths or natural disasters, but by parents who gave them up simply because they could not feed them. This Artisan community is helping with Haiti’s orphan crisis by providing parents with local business opportunities as Artisans. Through fashion as a force for good, parents in areas of extreme poverty in Haiti can earn sustainable income that empowers them to keep and provide for their children. Purchase this ornament and empower an Artisan in Haiti!
